Why don't America sell Detroit or Michigan state to China in return for Loan forgiveness

[OCguy]

What the Officers at the Chinese cyber farms don't explain is that 2/3 of the "debt" is owned by US Citizens, Corporations, and Federal Reserve.

But I wouldn't expect more than a surface understanding of such complex subjects.

 

[gambit]

What the Officers at the Chinese cyber farms don't explain is that 2/3 of the "debt" is owned by US Citizens, Corporations, and Federal Reserve.

But I wouldn't expect more than a surface understanding of such complex subjects.

Most here are basically -- LAZY. That is -- intellectually lazy. It is too much work to go thru high level information that is publicly available, let alone taking in-depth classes about such subjects.

 

[Mista]

Why sell anything, if at all? The US can just print USD.

 

[OCguy]

Most here are basically -- LAZY. That is -- intellectually lazy. It is too much work to go thru high level information that is publicly available, let alone taking in-depth classes about such subjects.

Plus the Great Firewall doesn't allow access to non-Party information. Sad.

 

[MIRauf]

One word "Alaska," US knows how Russia feels after selling Alaska to settle debt / borrow $. So it won't happen

 

[Viet]

Why sell anything, if at all? The US can just print USD.

You can tag this thread. It will become the dumbest thread ever in the history of PDF.

 

[RabzonKhan]

I have seen many americans talk online and they all hate Detroit and Michigan stage

And you believe those idiots!? I know you most probably open the thread to have some fun, well, let’s have some, shall we:

Okay, since Detroit has a bad reputation, I'm just going to focus on Detroit not all of Michigan State. No doubt Detroit has gone through some bad times, bankruptcies during the recession, high crime statistics and abandoned homes, used to be the headline news, and because of that, it also has somewhat of an image problem as well. But since 2013 it’s in the midst of a major revival.

According to Crain’s Detroit business, the landscape of Detroit is starting to change. By mid-2017, median home sales prices had jumped 50 percent year-over-year to $36,000 and prices continued to rise throughout 2018.

Already, unemployment has dropped to 4.2%, bringing the city closer to the national average, according to the bureau of labor statistics. And, both weekly wages and yearly salaries are rising faster than many other major metropolitan areas.

In just three years, from 2014 to 2017, tourism numbers for the metro Detroit region jumped from 14 million visitors to 19 million per year.

Detroit hosts first ever selected Detroit international investment Summit.
Detroit’s first opportunity to host a “Select” event. The city was chosen due to its high output of goods and services in advanced industries, which totals $58 billion annually, as well as DEGC’s strategic focus on global commerce.

No US company wants to open a office there

Hilarious,

Here's a small sample for you:

The Detroit Region’s Largest Employers, 2017

Rank Company Regional HQ Regional Employment
1 Ford Motor Co. Dearborn 48,000

2 General Motors Co. Detroit 37,713

3 University of Michigan Ann Arbor 32,749

4 FCA US LLC Auburn Hills 32,514

5 Beaumont Health System Southfield 28,038

6 U.S. Government Detroit 18,920

7 Henry Ford Health System Detroit 17,608

8 Rock Ventures Detroit 16,617

9 Trinity Health Michigan Livonia 14,676

10 Ascension Michigan Warren 11,893
Source: Crain's Detroit Business

The Detroit Region’s Largest Foreign-Held Companies

Company Revenue 2016
(million) Detroit Region Employment Parent Country

FCA US LLC $72,794.7 31,875 United Kingdom

ZF $14,446.0 2717 Germany

Robert Bosch LLC $13,700.0 Germany

Continental Automotive Systems U.S. Inc. $10,951.3 Germany

Magna International of America Inc. $9,884.3 4213 Canada

Denso International America Inc. $9,700.0 Japan

Faurecia North America $6,100.0 3200 France

Aisin World Corp. of America $5,778.0 Japan

Hyundai Mobis (formerly Mobis North America) $5,555.7 South Korea

Yazaki North America Inc. $4,056.0 1480 Japan

Valeo Inc. $3,825.0 France

Mahle Industries Inc. $3,165.0 Germany

Autoliv North America $2,905.0 1400 Sweden

Amcor Rigid Plastics USA Inc $2,900.0 Australia
T
oyoda Gosei North America Corp. $2118.0 701 Japan

Hella Corporate Center USA Inc. $1800.0 370 Germany

Key Safety Systems Inc. $1800.0 339 China

Brose North America Inc. $1696.0 Germany

NTN USA Corp. - automotive operations $1271.0 Japan

Tata Technologies Inc. $424.0 India

The Bartech Group Inc. $345.0 United Kingdom

Stefanini Inc. $221.0 United Kingdom

Microsoft officially opened its new regional headquarters in Downtown Detroit with a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday. About 450 employees relocated to the 50,000-square-foot office in 1 Campus Martius. "The spirit, the vibe, the innovation, the creative and the culture down here has been a completely different experience just in three weeks," said Microsoft Regional Vice President Tracy Galloway after the ribbon cutting ceremony.

The social networking site LinkedIn, which highlights users' work and educational backgrounds, has signed a lease to move into the historic Sanders building on Woodward Avenue in Detroit.

Google is celebrating the grand opening Thursday of its Detroit office at The District Detroit linked to Little Caesars Arena.

The nearly 30,000-square-foot office at 52 E. Henry St. in Detroit officially opened in August, but Google invited a cast of federal, state and local officials as well as business leaders to show off its new digs this week.

I mean has Amazon offered to open office there ?

Actually yes Amazon just opened its 3rd massive warehouse. Amazon now open in Shelby Township the new Amazon Distribution Center in Shelby Township will be making big steps in the community soon. With the recent construction of the 1-million-square-foot building on Mound Road and the widening of the road last year, operations are now underway.

Just look at that huge building...

Okay, that's all the time I had for today, but I have not finished yet, I'll be back for more fun.

I hope you enjoyed!

 

[Falcon29]

@AZADPAKISTAN2009

 

[Jlaw]

If you owe the bank a few thousand dollars, it's your problem.
If you own the bank a few million dollars, it become's the bank's problem!

Again the banks will not lend you millions without hard assets to back it up. I wish kids would stop using this saying.
Bankers are not stupid. In fact they run america.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Sell it before it's value becomes zero

Violent crime ....

Crime in 1 Week

 

[Counter-Errorist]

Again the banks will not lend you millions without hard assets to back it up. I wish kids would stop using this saying.
Bankers are not stupid. In fact they run america.

Explain the 2007 sub-prime crisis then.

 

[nahtanbob]

Why don't America sell Detroit or Michigan state to China in return for Loan forgiveness

I have an easier idea. print 4 trillion in paper and hand them over

 

[gambit]

What an idiotic thread...

 

[nahtanbob]

What an idiotic thread...

you should expect such threads from poodles. no surprises

 

[fitpOsitive]

Why don't America sell Detroit or Michigan state to China in return for Loan forgiveness

USA, original property of Red Indians, built by Blacks, manged by Whites, now owned by Chinese.